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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR MUSICAL FRIENDS, ■ MUSICAL FRIENDS. ; A LBUMS (Pianoforte), 2s. 6d. eaoh. Postage 6d extra. Grieg (60 solos), Edward Ger. •*»■ man (12), Chopin (38), Rubienstein (38), _Tschaikowsky (20), Liszt (20), Schumann. (46), Album Melodique (20), Liszt Rhapsodies (complete), 45. ; postage 6d. extra. AIBUMS (Vocal).—Nevin (9 Favourite Songs, price 2s. 6d., posted 2s, 9d.); M'Goooh "Flowers From Cottage Garden," 35., posted Sa. 3d. i Hawley Six Popular Songs, vols. 1 and 2, Is. 6d. each, posted lfl. 9d. each; Willeby Album of 9 Favourite Songs, 2s. 6d., posted Ss. The Standard Vocal Albums—Soprano, Tenor, Contralto, Baritone, each 25., postage, 2s. 6d. each. THE ANGLO-AMERICAN MUSIC STORE, 116 Cuba Street, Wellington. And at 243 Quean, Street, Auokland. D. V. LILLICRAP, Manager.

AMUSEMENTS. . Be Early, Book at Dresden. Is. 6d. TO-NIGHT at 8. TO-NIGHT, TJAYWARD'S PICTURES. THE KING'S THEATRE, Last Two Nights of "THE WRATH OF THE GODS." "THE WRATH OF THE GODS." "THE WRATH OF THE GODS." "THE WRATH OF THE GODS.""THE WRATH OF THE GODS." A Genuine Japanese Play. By Talented Japanese Artists. SPECTACULAR. THRILLING. "BATTLE OF LEBBEKE." "BATTLE OF LEBBEKE." The Actual Thing in Photograph. "GAUMONT WAR GRAPHIC." With Interesting Motherland Doings. "COL. HEEZA LIAR'S SHIPWRECK.'* One Long Laugh. TOLEDO (Spain). A Charming Scenic THE KING'S ORCHESTRA. 6d. and Is. Reserves Dresden, Is. Bd. EV E R Y B 0 D Y'B.l From Noon till 10.15 p.m. ' THE BEST PROGRAMME YETI MAURICE COSTELLO, MAURICE COSTELLO. Yitagraph's Famous Star Actor, HER. BIG SCOOP. HER BIG SCOOP. HER BIG SCOOP. A story of newspaper life and the intrigues involved in the tangled web of life. Did you say Keystone? Yes, CHARLES CHAPLIN Keystone's CHARLES CHAPLIN "own," In the FACE ON THE BAR ROOM FLOOR. FACE ON THE BAR ROOM FLOOR. As a fun-maker Charles Chaplin is unrivalled. See him in this study. BATTLE OF LEBBEKE, latest series. JOKE ON JANE, - A great comedy. GAUMONT WAR GRAPHIC (Latest from the Front.) WIRELESS FROM THE WAR (Lightning Caricatures). PANORAMA OF BELGIUM (From the River Mouse). PrloesHSd. and Bd. ipRANB OPERA HOUSE. Commencing WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT at 8, AND, THREE FOLLOWING NIGHTS. Return Season. E. J. Carroll and J. C, Williamson, Ltd., present /MR. and MRS. GRAHAM MOFFAT And their Talented Company of SCOTTISH PLAYERS, In the world-famed Comedy: "BUNTY PULLS THE STRINGS." "BUNTY PULLS THE STRINGS." "BUNTY PULLS THE STRINGS." "BUNTY PULLS THE, STRINGS." "BUNTY PULLS'THE STRINGS.'? "BUNTY PULLS THE STRINGS."(By Graham Moffat.) . DONJT MISS IT THIS TIME. .Mr. and Mrs. GRAHAM MOFFAT As Tammaa Bigear and Eelen Dunlop. Bunty, Rab, Aunt Susie, Teenie, Weelum, and the rest of the oast will be the same exaotly as on the occasion on. the first eeason. Reserved Seats, 6s. j Unreserved, Bs., 25., and Is. BOX PLAN OPENS on MONDAY at the Dresden. , PALAIS DE DANSE, Vivian Street. DOMINION GRAND BAZAAR, In aid of St. Joseph's Parish and Schools; TO-NIGHT 07RIDAY), 4th Dec, 7.30 MONSTER CONCERT PROGRAMME. Selections by Wellington P'pe Band. SCOTTISH SONGS and DANCES. Nail-Driving Competitions for Ladies and Gents. _ '' „ . Side-Shows! Bran Tuba! Xmas Treo! Hou'p La! ' Come and see "Bunty Pull the Strings. Amusements for Young and Old. Tickets, Is., inoluding ohanoe in Grand Art Union. Grand Matinee To-morrow (Saturday), 2.30 p.m. All children Free. Special Programme. Baby Show, To-morrow (Saturday), 8 p.m. Entries 6d.; valuable trophy. Entries now being booked with the Secretary, co. Palais de Danse. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. THORNDON. A LL Parishioners are invited to attend ix a Social Gathering m Sydney Street Schoolroom, on FRIDAY, at 8 p.m., to welcome the Vicar and Mrs. Johnson, and to bid farewell to the Rev. C. Harvey. VISITORS TO WELLINGTON During the Holidays ARE INVITED TO CALL AT . rTVHE ANGLO-AMERICAN MUSIC X STORE, 116 Cuba Street, And Hear the Latest Music Played over. The Store for "GOOD MUSIC" at "LOW PRICES."

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